Northwest Unitarian Universalist Church

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Northwest Unitarian Universalist Church

Sunday services are at 10:30 a.m. Religious Education for children and youth is available at the 10:30 am service.

Northwest UU Church is a growing, multigenerational congregation grounded in the history and heritage of liberal religion. We are young and old, straight and gay, able-bodied and not, diverse in color, ethnicity, and class. We walk varied spiritual paths to find meaning and purpose in our lives, but we are united in our belief in the worth and dignity of all people, and the obligation to express our faith through acts of justice and compassion.

08/28/2026

Sunday, August 30 at 10:30AM
"Community is Messy"
Joint at NWUU
Pastor Eli Kranz
We always say 'community is messy' but what does that actually mean? What do we do when community ACTUALLY gets complicated, contradictory, and confusing? Let's explore together.

08/22/2026

Sunday, August 23 at 10:30AM
"Pathfinder!"
Joint at NWUU
Rev. Julie Brock
There is a place between imagination and logic. A space in the real world where play and possiblity come together. Join Rev. Julie this Sunday to experience that place together through the art of... Table Top Role Playing Games!

08/14/2026

Sunday, August 16 at 10:30AM
"UU's and Music"
Joint at NWUU
Todd Ballou, Alex Meyers, Steve Curtin, Collective Choir
We know that music is an important part of our worship experience. This Sunday, let's celebrate music and the many ways it lifts our souls.

REMINDER: Potluck after Service this Sunday (8/16)
We have a potluck scheduled for this Sunday August 16. Please bring a dish to pass. Clean up help is always appreciated.

08/01/2026

Sunday, August 2 at 10:30AM
Subtitle: "Policy Over Personality"
Joint at NWUU
Rev. Julie Brock
This Sunday, Rev. Julie will be back in the pulpit!

07/19/2026

Sunday, July 19 at 10:30AM
"Hope is a Spiritual Discipline"
Joint at NWUU
Diana Kohler & Michael Brown
Hope can be in short supply these days. Where can we, as UUs, with all our differing beliefs, find and hold on to hope?

07/13/2026

Our UU peace camp starts tomorrow! We have staff and children from NWUU, 1st U, UUCF and BUC and from the community! We are making hot meals every day! And there will be mindfulness practices, peace story discussions, arts activities like tie dye and photography and sorbet making. There are 40 kids enrolled and 20 volunteers and staff and teens! Wish us luck! I think it’s going to be really fun!

07/04/2026

Oops! Sunday is July 5th of course, not the 7th.

Sunday, July 5 at 10:30AM
"Teach-In Church"
Joint at NWUU
Lay-Led
It's hard to feel anything close to patriotic right now. Join us Independence Day weekend for a different kind of church service. We will still meet at 10:30, but we will meet in the multi purpose room. We will be writing down our grievances together, and at 11 or so, some burgers, veggie burgers, and dogs will start to be ready (thank you, John Eastman, for your grilling services!).
This is a Sunday we will eat and socialize together, but we will also have some tables for activities! Including zine/collage making, and learning resistance songs. At noon, we will gather to burn our grievances before we part ways.

06/27/2026

Sunday, June 28 at 10:30AM
"Meeting the Moment: Together, Everywhere"
Joint at NWUU
Lay-Led: Linda Gobeski, Scott Ashley, Autumn Mahoney

Join us to hear from our delegates to GA (General Assembly)! What's happening in the broader UU world? What lessons did they bring back? What's next for UUs?

06/21/2026

Sunday, June 21 at 10:30AM
"Juneteenth"
Joint at NWUU
Pastor Eli Kranz
The power of song has always been the lifeblood of any cause. Music, chants, singing together. We will walk through the creation of the Battle Hymn of the Republic by Unitarian Julia Ward Howe and explore how this firey anthem has been used, misued, and what it can mean to us today.

06/13/2026

Sunday, June 14 at 10:30AM
"Flower Communion"
Joint at NWUU
Rev. Julie Brock
This Sunday, join us in the UU tradition of Flower Communion. Bring a flower from your garden or a place that is sacred to you. We'll build our bouquet as a community, and after service, everyone can take a flower back with them. Come celebrate all the colors with us!

Address

23925 Northwestern Highway
Southfield, MI
48075

Telephone

+12482814902

Website

http://www.northwestuu.org/

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